Boku to Mama No Kiiroi Jitensha

Boku to Mama No Kiiroi Jitensha

ぼくとママの黄色い自転車

August 22, 2009 1h 35m Released

Storyline

Taishi lives with his father Kazushi. His mother left home when Taishi was very young and he barely has any memories of her. He believes that his mother left home to study in Paris. His favorite moments come once a week when he receives a letter from his mother. But one day, during Taishi's summer vacation, he learns that his mother isn't in Paris but in Shodoshima, Japan. Taishi then decides to take his pet dog with him and bicycle from his hometown of Yokohama all the way to Shodoshima. On his 500 kilometers trip to Shodoshima, Taishi meets various peoples and touches their hearts, while leaving behind small miracles. What Taishi doesn't know about his mother is that she suffers from memory loss and that's why she lives apart from her family. Taishi's father Kazushi soon learns that his son has left for Shodoshima and he sets out to find his son.

Key Information

Director Keita Kono
Writers Masashi Sada, Masako Imai
Studio Pony Canyon
Language JA

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Cast & Crew

Akashi Takei

Akashi Takei

Okita Taishi

Sadao Abe

Sadao Abe

Okita Kazushi

Kyoka Suzuki

Kyoka Suzuki

Okita Kotomi

Abe Mio

Mio Suzuma

Naomi Nishida

Naomi Nishida

Suzuma Satomi

Masahiro Komoto

Masahiro Komoto

Suzuma Seiji

Akira Emoto

Akira Emoto

Shotaro

Sawa Suzuki

Sawa Suzuki

Hiroko

Yoshie Ichige

Yoshie Ichige

Shizuko Yamaoka

Hidetoshi Hoshida

Hidetoshi Hoshida

Yamaguchi Ryuto

Frequently Asked Questions

Boku to Mama No Kiiroi Jitensha was released on August 22, 2009.

The runtime of Boku to Mama No Kiiroi Jitensha is 1h 35m.

Boku to Mama No Kiiroi Jitensha is a Drama, Family, Adventure movie.

Boku to Mama No Kiiroi Jitensha is available to watch. Check streaming platforms and theaters near you.

Boku to Mama No Kiiroi Jitensha was directed by Keita Kono.

The main cast of Boku to Mama No Kiiroi Jitensha includes Akashi Takei, Sadao Abe, Kyoka Suzuki.

Boku to Mama No Kiiroi Jitensha is originally in Japanese.